9:00 - *SINGLE SERVICE*

Holy Eucharist with Choir & Church School

Please note that the final two Sundays of June will be 9AM, single services. On June 22 All Saints' will host an "everything Lutheran" forum following the service. (See below for more information on the leader of that event). June 29 is Ted's final celebration at All Saints', following which will be a luncheon. 

This Sunday, June 22, there is a single 9AM worship service followed by an "everything Lutheran" forum led by Mark U. Edwards, Jr.

Mark U. Edwards, Jr., became Professor of the History of Christianity at HDS in 1987, after teaching at Wellesley College and Purdue University. He was at HDS until July 1994, when he became the ninth president of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. In 2000 Edwards stepped down from the St. Olaf presidency and moved to New Hampshire. He returned to HDS in May 2003. Edwards has written four books and numerous articles on Martin Luther and the German Reformation. The most recent book, entitled Printing, Propaganda, and Martin Luther (University of California Press, 1994; reprint, Fortress Press, 2005), deals with the West's first "mass media campaign" and Luther's pivotal role as both subject and object in the struggle for the hearts and minds of sixteenth-century Christians. When at St. Olaf, Edwards turned his research interests toward religious perspectives in American higher education. In addition to chapters and articles on this topic, he has published Religion on Our Campuses: A Professor's Guide to Communities, Conflicts, and Promising Conversations (Palgrave, 2006), which asks faculty to ponder the appropriate role of religion on campus. He is now at work on "Academic Culture and Religion (Or Why Faculty Have Problems with Religion)," which explores the development of academic culture in America and its conflicted relationship with religion, especially Christianity. Edwards has taught introductory courses in computer science at Wellesley and Purdue and has developed three commercial software programs, including ForComment, a pioneer "groupware" product that was designated one of the best products of 1987 by PC Magazine. 

A big THANK YOU to all who have helped sorting and pricing for the last few weeks. If anyone has anytime available, help is always appreciated. Sorters are usually here from 10 am until Noon. Thank you. 

Raffle Baskets Needed! The Summer Fair will include a Basket Raffle again this year. Donation forms are on the bulletin board in the undercroft or send an email to csundquist@roadrunner.com or call 544-2389 with information on the basket theme. We are starting a little late, so apologies for the short timeframe, but if you could let us know that you are donating a basket by July 1st and have the baskets at the church by July 5th so we can start selling tickets, it would truly be appreciated! Many thanks! Jan Smith and Carolyn Sundquist.